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Union demands more nurses at São João in Porto
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Union demands more nurses at São João in Porto

Correio da Manhã15 September 2026 at 15:06

The Nurses' Union is requesting the hiring of more professionals for São João Hospital in Porto. The main complaint from nurses is related to the lack of human resources at the institution.

The professionals point especially to the need for more nurses in the emergency department, where the staff shortage is most acute. The situation is affecting the quality of care provided to patients.

Why this matters

Patients at São João Hospital potentially face longer waiting times and lower quality of care due to staff overload. Nurses work under greater pressure, which can lead to burnout and medical errors. This request comes following previous complaints about working conditions in the emergency department of the largest hospital in the north of the country.

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